Trio of adjoining Grade I-listed properties in Hamilton Square on the market for £800,000

Commercial agents at Hitchcock Wright & Partners have been enlisted by a private client to sell 41, 42 and 43 Hamilton Square in Birkenhead which total 7,995 sq ft. Tony McDonough reports

41, 42 and 43 Hamilton Square in Birkenhead are up for sale

 

Three adjoining properties in Birkenhead’s historic Grade I-listed Hamilton Square are on the market for a total guide price of £800,000.

Commercial agents at Hitchcock Wright & Partners (HWP) have been enlisted by a private client to sell 41, 42 and 43 Hamilton Square which total 7,995 sq ft.

The terraces are currently occupied by a number of businesses including D2i Systems, First Connection, Jones Kinvig Lawyers and FSP Northern Architects, producing a combined rental income of £35,900 a year.

However, the period properties could also be purchased as a redevelopment opportunity for alternative use as residential apartments, serviced apartments or hotel (subject to planning), according to HWP.

A partner at the firm, Brian Ricketts, said: “This represents a rare opportunity to acquire three adjoining properties that have been in the same ownership for more than 70 years.

The terrace of freehold period properties are currently occupied and generating a healthy rental income, offering an excellent investment opportunity for a prospective purchaser.

“In addition, the properties also offer future potential for alternative uses, such as transforming them into apartments or a hotel.”

Hamilton Square is the largest Grade I-listed Victorian square outside of London. It contains 62 Grade I-listed buildings as well as the former Grade II-listed Birkenhead Town Hall.

The houses were designed by the Scottish architect James Gillespie Graham, famous for his work in Edinburgh New Town.

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